There have been many furry friends that have lived in the White House, Here are some of the Presidential Pooches that have roamed the halls from Roosevelt to the Obamas.
This Thanksgiving, it's more important than ever for all of our families to be together especially with our furry friends. Here's a guide on what you can and can't give to your dogs during your Thanksgiving feast.
Busch beer wants you to be able to have a brew with man's best friend. They have launched a "beer" that is safe for your pooch to drink. Here's how to get your paws on it.
The search is on for the world's cutest rescue dog. We all think that our dogs are the cutest. Now it's time to show off your rescue pooch for your chance to make them famous and win some cool stuff. Here's how.
Brian and Chrissy in the Morning invite the Love Cowboy to come in and do his best to give relationship advice to listeners in the Capital Region. During the lockdown, the dilemmas have changed, but the Love Cowboy continues to try his best. This one is no different.
You have probably seen the story trending of the two dogs from Glenville that went missing. Well, the owner has upped the reward and still needs your help!
There is some good news in the coronavirus outbreak and I think we could all use some. There is no evidence that your dog or cat can be infected with the coronavirus or spread it.
There is a bill proposed that would ban the sale of puppies from puppy mills in New York state. It would cover most pets sold in pet stores across the state.
As the weather gets warmer and spring approaches, there are warnings about coyotes in and around the Capital Region. The DEC wants residents to follow certain guidelines regarding these animals.
There is a new kind of pet store that is opening in Wilton Mall this weekend. You will be able to pick out your furry friend but there is a bigger purrrpose for this pet store.
You walk passed the business, you smile at the animals inside, you may even walk in and wave at their adorable faces as they wag their tails back. According to the attorney general's office, those animals aren't as happy as they seem.